Advanced Certificate in Technical Writing
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Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to...
- Display a solid understanding of the concepts utilized in the technical communication field
- Write effective and efficient technical documents specific to content areas of your choosing?
- Utilize visual design to enhance your documents and communicate complex data
- Employ architectural and industry standards to documents?
- Effectively communicate information to specialized target audiences
- Understand the requirements, organization, and estimation needed for quality management of your documentation projects
- More effectively deal with difficult tasks and time-sensitive projects
- Demonstrate your capabilities in the workplace setting at an advanced level
Assessment
Evaluation of your performance will be based on...
- Self-reports of progress made at halfway point and at the end of the course
- Completed assignments, activities, exercises, readings, reports
- All other deliverables required by course administrator such as a completed portfolio or final project
Program Details
The Advanced Certificate in Technical Writing is delivered so students create a course of study from any of the following 3 concentration areas (see below). A minimum of 1 specific area of concentration must be selected, and within that area of concentration the student must choose a minimum of 3 subject areas. If a student seeks to combine two or three other concentration areas they may do so with the consent of the Course Administrator. Regardless of concentration areas chosen, the student must declare one elective from any of concentration areas listed below and incorporate that into their Certificate Course of Study.
Areas of Concentration Concentration: Foundations ? Emphasizing the Composing ProcessSubject Areas
- The Basic Parts of the Composing Process
- Writing for Your Readers
- Achieving a Readable Script
- Writing Ethically
- Writing for International Readers
Subject Areas
- Gathering, Evaluating, and Documenting Information
- Designing and Formatting Documents
- Creating and Managing Text
- Developing the Main Elements of Reports
- Creating Tables and Figures
Subject Areas
- Planning Correspondence and E-Mai;
- Creating Reports for Any Occasion
- Developing Analytical Reports: Recommendation Reports and Feasibility Studies
- Developing Research Reports
- Formulating Instructions, Procedures, and Policies
- Writing Collaboratively
- Preparing Oral Reports
The following are some of the various Advanced Certificates that can be earned by the student enrolling in this program.
Certificate in Analytical Reports with Emphasis in Recommendation Reports and Feasibility Studies Certificate in Technical Writing with International Readers Emphasis Certificate in Research Reporting Certificate in Procedures, Policies, and Procedures Certificate in Report Writing Certificate in Document Design [Create your own Advanced Certificate with consent of the Course Administrator]
Contact Hours: 150
